Top Things to do in Northville
7 Things to Do in Northville That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Northville, United States including Lapland Lake Cross Country Ski Center, Grandview Mini Golf, Adirondack Park, Great Sacandaga Lake, Adirondack Country Store, Waterfront Park, Northville 5 and 10.
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1. Lapland Lake Cross Country Ski Center
Overall Ratings
5 based on 148 reviews
Reviewed By Cherie M - New Paltz, New York
My husband and I had visited Lapland Lake about 10 years ago for a day visit for cross country skiing (we were dating at the time). We found them "by accident" - we had wanted to take a day trip together for cross country skiing and found them via Google. On that day, we saw the cabins and just loved the setting and promised each other we would return to stay in the cabins and visit this wonderful and peaceful resort again.
After all these years, my husband told me he needed to take a vacation (he works very hard) and I remembered our promise so we booked Suksi Tupa for a couple of nights and we are so glad we did! The cabin was wonderful and Kathy and Paul were so helpful and patient with all our questions. The other employees were also helpful and friendly (I do have to mention Phil -- what a sweetheart!).
On our way to Lapland Lake, we phoned ahead and ordered a couple of meals from their catered Tupa dinner service and I am so glad we did. Very generous and delicious portions (we had enough for two meals) and easy to heat up in the microwave. I have to mention that the beds were very comfortable and the sheets and towels smelled so nice.
Unfortunately (?) - the weather was on the warm side so there were not many trails open for skiing but definitely enough to fill our time. Even with all the cabins around us being filled, this place was so quiet - it was just what my husband needed.
We will be back - I hope it won't be such a long wait this time.
Thanks again, Kathy and Paul.
2. Grandview Mini Golf
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Grandview Mini Golf is NOT CLOSED but under new management! Feeling like puttin' around? Come visit us on the Great Sacandaga Lake for 18 holes of fresh air and miniature golf. No chutes and ladders here, but plenty of fun trying to avoid water, the infamous "log" and other hazards. Fun for the beginner and pro alike. Reasonably priced for families/seniors. Pre-school children are free. Season passes and special dates/times are available. Near Northampton Beach, family fun at its finest! (You can find us on Facebook)
Reviewed By BillP1215 - Gloversville, New York
Grandview Mini Golf is NOT closed, but under new management - waiting for Trip Advisor to correct this; Still a great mini golf course on the Great Sacandaga Lake - near Northampton State Park and Campground
3. Adirondack Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 33 reviews
The largest park in the lower 48 states offers year-round outdoor and indoor environmental activities for all ages.
Reviewed By Harry D - Salt Springs, Florida
At slightly larger than the entire state of New Hampshire, it takes more than 3 hours to cross. Towns are as far as 40 miles apart. There are 6000 lakes and ponds all open to the public although many are not accessible except to avid hikers. There are small and a few medium towns scattered around which mainly supported by tourism. Snowmobiling, boating, fishing, hunting, hiking, camping, and just plain touring are all popular in this beautiful park. Most every type of accommodation is available. Enjoy.
4. Great Sacandaga Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By BjornvE - Bloomingdale, New Jersey
Great Sacandaga lake is a year round attraction. Set in the lower Adirondacks with the size of lake George, but less commercialized, less trafficked and lots of good fishing.
No matter the season the lake is fantastic and will enrich your life. And so easy to access.
We swim, scuba, canoe, boat and fish and snowmobiling is big here.
5. Adirondack Country Store
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By STX_M3 - Tucson, Arizona
Maybe the best Adirondack gift shop in the Adirondack Mountains! The Adirondack Mountains are famous for its Great Camps, huge pine trees, hundreds of lakes, its own culture, own boat (the Adirondack Guide Boat), fishing, hunting, and vacationing. The Adirondack Country Store is hidden away on the north end of Main Street in Northville, New York. It is an old home converted into a wonderful gift and clothing shop featuring Adirondack items. If you are in the area, definitely stop in . . . wonderfully done!
6. Waterfront Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Larry W - Rochester, New York
Waterfront Park is a really pretty (and partially hidden) park, located right on the lake in downtown Northville. For the most part, this park is hidden behind the businesses on Main Street, although they are soon adding an archway sign in Adirondack style to the park's entrance.
This park is designed fur multi-purpose use. You can simple stroll through the grounds and enjoy the fine view down into the lake, or you can at one of the many picnic tables and enjoy music from the bandstand. This park is often used by the local organizations to host gatherings and festivals, and it will be the site of the 2014 National Trails Day festivities (June 7-8, 2014).
Don't miss the opportunity to visit this hidden gem of a spot!
7. Northville 5 and 10
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
The Northville Five and Dime Store is the oldest 5 and 10 in the U. S. still operating today with original hardwood floors which have inlaid stars and old coins embedded in the floor original embossed tin ceilings. Famous for 15 varieties of homemade fudge made on the premises. They have over 250 kinds of old penny and novelty candy, new and vintage toys of days gone by.
Reviewed By marcia s - Ontario, Canada
A large store with an amazing amount of merchandise including freshly made fudge, toys for all ages, clothing, household products and candy. Lots of candy.
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